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A Nice Line Of Fishing Tackle
B. H. Finch
Hardware
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Estacada
Implements
handle the details
of Y O U R T A X Payments.
All Kinds and Prices, from $3.50 to $10.00
G R A SS C A TC H ER S
Free Service
Harness
through
Beginning at 9:45 Saturday morn­
ing, April 3rd. an East Clackamas
Teachers’ Institute will he held in
the High School Assembly room.
An interesting program has been
arranged by Mr. McCormick, deal­
ing dttectlv with the teacher and
her work
The result will he that
the teacher will lie able to take
home something practical and not
theoretical as is so often the case.
The teachers themselves are the
ones on the program
Income Over $1300.00
Buyer C. E. Lucke paid out over
$1300.00 to the growers of hogs and
livestock purchased for this w’eek's
shipment ftom the Estacada Stock
Yards. The stock was to have been
shipped Monday noon as usual, but
owing to a shortage of cars,
the stock did not leave the yards
until Wednesday. But it is an ill
wind that does not bring the Esta
cada feed stores a profit and during
the two davs wait the hogs were
stuffed to their hearts’ content, and
PROGRAM
the buyer paid the bill. Already
reservations have been made for
10:00 A M Song, America
___________ The Schools over 50 hogs for the next shipment,
which will occur Monday noon,
How I Made My School Standard: April 5th.
Three minute talks by B. F.
The new Kairbank’ s scales are
Ford, Ethel Wilkinson, Lettie
now installed at the yards, com­
Gregson. Mrs. Malar, Edith
prising gates and runways leading
Lillie, Mrs, Lnndstrotn, Lettie
from the unloading place into the
Osborn. Win Osborn, Edina
yards. These scales are roofed ov-
Venator, Elsie Dablstrom.
«r and present a very business like
appearance.
Home Making and the School
Mrs C. \V. Devore
All that is needed now is a meat
packing plant to finish the industry,
i ; i $ P. M. Milk Testing Dem­
onstration
. F. B. Cuthrie but there is no immediate prospect
of this addition. The Aurora Ob
School Legislation
server, commenting on a recent ac­
Supt. J. E. Calavan count of the stock yards in the
Relation of School and Church
Progress, says that their city needs
...... _Rev. C. B. Rees yards, but to date have net been
able to even land a loading chute.
The Ninth Grade in :-2*3
They ask whether the fault lies in
Teacher Schools led by
_____________ Lettie Gregson | the farmers, the townspeople or the
railroad company, hot if they will
A ddress................ .. M. S. Pittman come over here, we will give them
How to Interest the Parent
a few inside pointers on how to
tn th; School
Mrs. Barnum establish a stock yards.
Lorenzo Tenny Passes A w ay
Lorenzo Tenny, for 21 years I
a resident of the Viola district, died i
at his home last Friday, March!
19th. The end came peacefully, \
after a lingering illness front a com j
plication of heart trouble, dropsy
and old age.
Mr. Tenny came to this county
in 1894 from Nebraska, locating
near Viola. He was horn in New
York state, hut for many years was
located in the middle west, prior to
his coming to Oregon.
He is survived by his widow, a ]
son, L F. Tennv, and a daughter, j
Miss Olive Tenny, all of whom re 1
side near Viola.
The funeral services conducted I
by the Rev. Krtdy and Mr. A !
Demoy, were held Sunday after­
noon at the Viola church with in­
terment in the Redland cemetery.
the
Estacada State Bank
tfROV D. W A IK ÏR . President
THOMAS YOCUM.
The Frtshmen won the tng of-
School News
war contest from the Sophomores
and as a result their flag was flying
Con tr ¡billed
on Wedntsdav of last week. To
The Estacada Grammar School make it good measure the Fresh­
will he standardized on Friday even­ men girls won a basket hall game
ing, April 2nd, at 8 P. M. This Iront the Sophomore girls by the
score of 8 to 3,
will make our school the first and
The Commencement program has
only one of the first or second-class
districts to he standardized in been arranged and will be pub­
lished in the near future. The
Clackamas county. The County
program this tear is expected to be
Superintendent, J E. Calavan and better than ever before.
Supervisor McCormick will he the
“ too students in the Estacada
speakers of the evening.
The High School next year" (motto).
school wi'l also present a program
that will prove interesting.
and
Vice P resident
IRWIN 0 . WR IG H I, Cashier
Interest paid on time deposits.
Fire Insurance
Northwestern Fire & Marine
Insurance Co.
J.
of Minneapolis
A gent
Estacada, Oregon
T akin g Flies Now
Many of the local anglers are
having luck with the trout, tn the
deep waters of the Clackamas, ad­
joining the Estacada Park. While
it is a little earlj- for fly fishing*
many btg fish have been landed
with this bait, although the l est
catches to date have been made
with salmon egg bait. Such well
known fishermen as Simmons and
Jim Smith of Estacada are telling
some awful stories about the "out­
laws’ ’ and ’ ’hull mooses” they are
landing and samples of the fish
have been seen. Ed. Boner. Whit­
field and Heylmau, like the editor,
dont brag much about their catches,
but have enjoyed tlie’ r share of hsh
dinners, so far this year.
Remember, the Progress is giv­
ing a years's subscription to the
party catching the biggest trout
between now and July 1st, but the
fish must be shown at this office
One of the busiest spots in this j
part of the county for the past two |
weeks, is Retd's Estacsda Garage, '
with over a dozen antomobiles be
ing overhauled, new ones assembled
and old ones being put in readiness |
for the spring travel
Stick A Knife Into
a piece of our roast beef and note how
tender it is. Put a morse! in your mouth
and then you’ll know what meat tooth­
someness means.
Same way with the
rest of meats. Put them to the test of
taste and tenderness to-day.
Cash Paid For E g g s
Fish Fridays
Palace Meat Market
Fred Jorg,
Proprietor
Phone Main 8 3 .
Estacada, Oregon
Broadway